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L'Outaouais est une région où la nature sauvage rencontre la vie urbaine et culturelle de Gatineau, ville jumelle d'Ottawa. Le Parc de la Gatineau, immense forêt aux portes de la capitale, se couvre de couleurs flamboyantes à l'automne et de pistes enneigées en hiver. La rivière des Outaouais et ses affluents sont le paradis du kayak, du canot et de la pêche. Les musées nationaux d'Ottawa sont accessibles en quelques minutes depuis Gatineau, offrant une expérience culturelle unique à la frontière des deux langues officielles.

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History & Heritage

Canadian Museum of History

Canada's most-visited museum institution, this national museum of social history is housed in an iconic building designed by Indigenous architect Douglas Cardinal and features the world's largest indoor exhibit of monumental totem poles.

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Outdoor Activities & Sports

Gatineau Park

Nicknamed the green lung of the Outaouais, this conservation park spanning more than 361 km² is home to North America's largest cross-country ski trail network, plus five public beaches set around its lakes.

Fairmont Le Château Montebello

Built in just four months in 1930 as a private club for a North American elite, this log château—the largest of its kind in the world—remains an emblematic symbol of rustic Québec hospitality.

Parc Oméga

Founded in 1991 on 2,200 acres of natural land, this wildlife park offers a formula unique in Québec: drive your own car along more than 12 km of trails where deer, wolves, bears, and bison roam in semi-freedom, and which visitors can feed directly.

Manoir-Papineau National Historic Site

The former seigneurial residence of Louis-Joseph Papineau, undisputed leader of the 1830s Patriote movement, this manor and its estate bear witness to the landed aristocracy that marked Lower Canada's political history.

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